Ken McGraw @km321

@jeremyphoward Convenient excuse to get rid of an employee not following the corporate mantra.

@JJ_McCubbin29 @AnthropicAI Banning open source models for security/societal misuse reasons is complete BS unless you can do it world wide. A U.S. only ban is purely a business protection move (that will fail) and leave the U.S. behind in the race. Plays into Chinas interest.

@JC_OneNodeLab @AnthropicAI What ever gave you the impression they didn’t?

Guys … what the hell happened to X? There was a massive 7.4 earthquake in Colombia today. Buildings collapsing, over 100 people dead, chaos everywhere… and my entire feed was completely silent about it. Not one single post. Nothing. I refreshed. Switched tabs. Still nothing. This used to be the one place on the internet where the whole world talked to each other in real time. You could wake up and know what was happening in Colombia, in Kenya, in Pakistan, in the middle of the night somewhere, before the big media even woke up. It felt alive. It felt global. Now? It’s just a localised bubble. Whatever your location is + whatever you’ve clicked before = the same boring, recycled content on loop. Even the Following tab is ranked by Grok now, so the people you actually follow get buried if the algorithm decides their posts aren’t “engaging” enough. We went from a global news village to a personalised echo chamber… and nobody asked for it. Honestly, I’m sitting here thinking: if a disaster this big can completely disappear from the feed, what else are we missing every single day? Anyone else notice the same thing? Did the Colombia earthquake show up for you, or was your feed also dead silent? To all who lost lives RIP We stand with you Colombians

@CathieMarieb @RadioFreeTom He destroyed the facility last year. He told us all about it. This year was about regime change. Fail! We now have a very pissed off son in charge. They still have half their missiles/drones, the US depleted its missiles. Oh and the Strait of Hormuz is now controlled by Iran.

@Ideal_Induction @Aella_Girl It doesn’t need self-directed agency to be dangerous. A well intentioned task with poorly thought out implications can be dangerous. “End all suffering” would be incredibly dangerous without qualifying that removing all things capable of suffering is not an acceptable solution.

@teortaxesTex @Aella_Girl Just don’t tell it to maximize paperclip production.

@RepJackKimble I love how the plug arrangement changes between pictures and the frame of the picture on the wall.

@PeterDiamandis Where are the studies that address this question? Show us that we won’t be slowly poisoning the planet burning up 10s (100s?) satellites per day. Show us this has been considered. Is it right for one company or country to be playing Russian roulette with the health of the planet

@PeterDiamandis You dodged this question on CNBC today. What about chemicals (some toxic) introduced to the atmosphere as all these LEO satellites are burning up (EOL)? Starlink it will be multiple a day, datacenter proposal 10x - 100x that number.

@AnthropicAI While Anthropics competitors are all enjoying this moment, remember your next gen model that you are working on to displace Anthropic at the top of the heap will also get this same designation and there goes a shit ton or revenue you are counting on.

@darigonza @cnnbrk But yet I don’t see you proposing any solutions to all those ills of society you named. In all probability you are opposed to programs that try to address them. You label them socialist, government intrusion. You know what’s worse than a F’d up society, an armed one.

@gothburz There is a model that runs on your device, phone, iPad, Mac (assuming your device is new enough to have the needed memory). I believe this is a flavor of Gemma (googles on device models). Considering the CapEx, I think Apple accidentally stumbled the better approach of renting.

Trump: “I have a contractor that built my pools, did an Olympic pool at my clubs. He can do the reflecting pool for $1.3M in less than 2 weeks.” *A no bid contract and 6 weeks later, the budget is now $13.4M Trump: “I don’t know the contractor. Never used them before.”

Donald Trump Jr takes a financial stake in a company… 3 months later, the Pentagon gives it $620 million… after Trump’s White House told them to… And the company’s valuation rose from $200 million to $2 billion as a result. This is corruption. propublica.org/article/donald…

This is a 6-minute Republican video outlining Ken Paxton’s corruption. This now “unlisted” YouTube video was repeatedly sent out by the NRSC. It’s devastating.

During the Nuremberg Trials, Hermann Göring gave an interview to psychologist Gustave Gilbert and said: “Of course the people don’t want war. Why would some poor farmer want to risk his life in a war when the best he can hope for is to come back to his farm in one piece? Naturally, people don’t want war. No one wants war in Russia, England, America — not even in Germany. That’s obvious. But in the end, it’s the leaders of a country who determine policy. And it’s always a simple matter to drag the people along, whether it’s a democracy, a communist state, a parliament, or a fascist dictatorship.” Gilbert objected: “But there is one difference in a democracy — the people have a voice through their elected representatives.” To which Göring replied: “That’s all well and good, but whether the people have a voice or not, they can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked, and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism and for exposing the country to danger. It works the same in any country.” — Nuremberg Diary, April 18, 1946 Doesn’t it sound familiar?

Tucker says whatever he thinks helps his narrative in the moment. He’s doesn’t care if it’s true. He’s the most dishonest person in political commentary, which isn’t easy to accomplish. If you have any doubts about that, just watch the below video.

Benjamin Domenech @bdomenech

6 months ago

Here's the thing: if this WAS true, people like me would report it. Good writers have sources in all camps, with open communication even as critics. It's just not true, Tuckhead's manifesting it, and that's why the most basic question exposes he has no idea wtf he's talking

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@DerrickEvans4WV No KAREN, there were 800,000 INACTIVE voters not ineligible voters. 160,000 of the INACTIVE voters met the criteria for removal from the voter roles.

@RVAwonk As has been pointed out many drug companies have assistance programs that make stupidly insane drug cost merely insane drug cost. Clearly they are not loosing money on the assisted price. So these stupidly insane prices are for fleecing those drug companies that do pay.